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Taking the Chicken-Killer Out of Dogs - Bryan Pulliam⁽²⁾
Fourteen year old Paden Griffiths of eastern KS, has his own dog, Ice, a beautiful chocolate Labrador retriever. But Paden’s original dreams of enjoying his dog had been thwarted. Ice, it turned out, was a chicken killer, to an extreme. Paden’s parents had 87 chickens. With... ( added 1 year 19 days ago.)

Cloning Animals - Camel in Dubai Most Recent Clone - Lorrie Davids⁽⁶⁸⁶⁾
Cloning is still a hotly debated topic, but it seems those against it have become desensitized after years of hearing animal cloning. The debate is an ethical and spiritual one, with those opposed fearing the cloning of humans will become commonplace. This week in Dubai the successful cloning... ( added 3 years 27 days ago.)

Get An Expert When Your Dog Isn’t Feeling Right - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
Seeing your best friend in pain is an awful feeling. Depending on the level of pain, it can mean a trip to the hospital or at least a call to the doctor, right? Either way, we have the ability to investigate the causes of the pain, to inquire about the severity, and to make a responsible plan of... ( added 52 days 23 hours ago.)

Can Your Improve Your Dog’s Behavior? - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
You love your little fur baby, right? Of course you do. You give you little Chihuahua, Meenu, all the love, affection, and treats that she can handle. She is the light of your life. But, is she the best dog she can be? Sure, she gives you love and affection back, but how about those times when... ( added 52 days 23 hours ago.)

What Your Dog is Trying to Tell You - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
When you come home from work and your dog Ellie barks at you incessantly as you fumble with the key, she is telling you something. When she yips at the dogs walking by your house, she is saying something. When she whines and cries because she can’t get at that darned squirrel, she is... ( added 53 days ago.)

Getting Ready for Dog Shedding - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
When you brought your dog Alexis home, did you realize how much she was going to litter your home with fur? Most likely not. No amount of research can prepare you for the flying fur that you get with a dog in the house. Unless you had the good fortune to select a dog with minimal to no shedding... ( added 53 days 1 hour ago.)

Dog Training – What You Should and Shouldn’t Do - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
You went to pick out a new puppy over the weekend and you picked out your new best friend. Initially, Hershey seemed like the model canine. He was quiet while the other dogs barked, he sat nicely while you petted him, and when you put a leash on him and went out for a trial walk, he was on his... ( added 53 days 1 hour ago.)

Dog Cpr - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
Hopefully you will never have to face this situation, but what do you do if you find Ryan unconscious and not breathing? Ryan is your buddy and best friend and as scary as the scenario seems, it could happen and you should be prepared to deal with it. For various reasons, Ryan may stop breathing... ( added 53 days 2 hours ago.)

Kids and So-Called Dangerous Dogs - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
You’ve probably heard before that certain breeds of dogs are highly dangerous and should never be kept as pets in households where there are children. Breeds like the Rottweiler, Doberman pinschers, German Shepherds and Pit Bulls evoke a certain sense of fear in many people. It’s gone... ( added 79 days 23 hours ago.)

Obesity in American Pets: Epidemic Proportions? - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
As the waistline of the American population grows, so, too, it seems, does the size of our dogs and cats. In fact, according to a recent study by the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, the majority of pets in the United States are suffering from obesity, a problem that presents health risks... ( added 80 days ago.)

Vacationing With Your Dog - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
The second the suitcases come out of the closet or the garage, Violet knows exactly what’s up. She’ll start to get worried and anxious about being left at home all alone or perhaps having to stay with someone else or in unlucky cases, in a kennel. You probably wouldn’t be happy... ( added 80 days 1 hour ago.)

Pet Theft Awareness Day is February 14 - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
If your special someone this Valentine’s Day is furry, has four legs, and barks, then you should also know that February 14 th is Pet Theft Awareness Day. Little Winston certainly stole your heart the first time you saw his adorable puppy eyes, so the last thing you would ever want is... ( added 80 days 1 hour ago.)

February is Pet Dental Health Month - Jay Anderson⁽³⁹⁾
February is most noted for being Black History Month and for being a time to snuggle extra close with your lover in celebration of Valentine’s Day. However, February is also Pet Dental Health Month – a special time to think about how snuggling with your four-legged loved ones would be... ( added 87 days ago.)

How to Make Your Home Safe for Cats! - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
Having a cat, or cats, is very much like having small children, only these furry little children are capable of accessing all areas of the household, including the highest shelves and narrowest nooks and crannies! Like small children, there are many household items that pose dangers to your cats... ( added 295 days 1 hour ago.)

Cats Beware! Household Items that are Dangerous to Felines - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
The items mentioned below are not toxic to cats, but are products that pose significant health threats to cats when ingested, including death. The list is composed of commonly seen foreign bodies that frequently require surgical extraction from cats' stomachs, intestines, or other anatomical... ( added 295 days 2 hours ago.)

Cats Beware! Toxic Substances in Your Home - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
It may come as a surprise that there are likely a myriad of common products in your household that are toxic to your cat, but the truth is that these items are everywhere. It is essential to know what these potential hazards are so that you can make sure your cat does not suffer any accidental... ( added 295 days 3 hours ago.)

Allergic to Cats? Here's why and what you can do - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
You may wonder, why does playing with my cat make my nose run and my eyes itch? Why does cuddling with my cat throw me into sneezing fits? What is it about my cat that causes this reaction in me? The simple answer is that your cat is constantly shedding skin flakes (dander) into the air which... ( added 305 days 1 hour ago.)

A New Kitten! What you need and need to know! - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
Congratulations on your new furry family member! (If you're thinking of adopting a kitten, jump to the bottom of this page) Adopting a kitten is a big step to take, and requires a whole new element of responsibility from you. Your kitten will bring you endless hours of joy, but will need a lot... ( added 305 days 1 hour ago.)

Top Ten Behavioral Cat Myths & Misconceptions - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
MYTH #1 - My cat urinates outside of the litter box because they are mad at me. It happens most frequently when I go away, so I know for sure that it's done out of spite. FALSE! While it is true that cats can develop behavioral problems involving inappropriate elimination, the most common... ( added 311 days 4 hours ago.)

Top Ten Cat Food Myths and Misconceptions - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
Myth # 1: Dry food is better for my cat than wet food. False! While dry food does leave less residue on cats' teeth, thus creating less plaque buildup and tartar formation, dry food is far less natural for your cat than wet food, and the few dental benefits of dry food do NOT outweigh the... ( added 311 days 4 hours ago.)

How to Encourage Your Cat to Drink More Water - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
Encouraging your cat to take in a lot of water on a daily basis is vital to their health and well-being, particularly if they have certain health conditions, and especially as they age. The single most effective method of ensuring that your cat is well hydrated is by feeding WET FOOD instead of... ( added 311 days 5 hours ago.)

The Do's and Don'ts of Litter Box Care - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
Q: What kind of litter should I use? A: There are so many types of litter available in pet stores today that it can be overwhelming when trying to decide what to pick off of the shelf! Clumping litter is almost always the best choice (save for certain medical situations such as a paw... ( added 311 days 19 hours ago.)

Feline Aggression Toward Humans - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
A variety of different types of feline aggression exist: 1) play aggression, 2) petting aggression, 3) fear and anxiety aggression, 4) redirected aggression, 5) aggression associated with lack of inhibition (often a result of premature weaning), 6) pain-associated aggression, and, less commonly... ( added 311 days 20 hours ago.)

Cats and Allergies: How to Coexist - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
Unfortunately about one fifth of people suffer from allergies, and many of those people are also allergic to cats. For many years it was thought that humans with cat allergies were reacting to cat hair, but scientific studies have since discovered that the major allergen involved in allergies to... ( added 313 days 2 hours ago.)

The Scoop on Cat Litter - RR Dr. Ko⁽¹⁷⁶⁾
There are so many types of litter available in pet stores today that it can be completely overwhelming trying to choose between them! Are you confused about what cat litter you should use? Read onward … Cat litter has a myriad of features, and here is a list of the main aspects of... ( added 313 days 6 hours ago.)

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